The 37-year-old has won six Supercars races since joining the series 15 years ago and will retire after the final event of 2025 in Adelaide. Nick Percat has surprised the Supercars paddock by announcing he will retire at the end of the 2025 campaign. The 37-year-old will make his last start as a full-time Supercars driver at the Adelaide 500 on 27-30 November, driving his Matt Stone Racing Chevrolet Camaro. Percat has won six championship races since making his Supercars debut in 2010, winning for the Holden Racing Team, Lucas Dumbrell Motorsport, Brad Jones Racing and MSR. He rose to prominence as a co-driver with HRT, partnering Garth Tander to victory at the 2011 Bathurst 1000, becoming only the second driver to win the race on debut. This weekend’s Bathurst 1000 will be Percat’s 15th start in the event and his last as a primary driver. “It was definitely not an easy decision because I’m still very competitive. I feel like I’m driving well and have got trophies this year,” said Percat, who has scored three podiums this season. “So it has been quite a lengthy decision, but on the flipside, when one door closes, another opens. “There was probably an opportunity to stay on […]